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Buzzfeed: This Music Video Takes Twerking To A Whole New Level

Bounce to this awesome video by Nicky Da B and photographer/director Clayton Cubitt! NSFW

“This video invites you to drown in a sea of butts — male and female — while enjoying the balls-out vocal stylings of a rapper who, unlike Lady Gaga, isn’t going to “follow you until you love me,” but instead “until you fuck me.” This lyrical update to “Paparazzi” is reflective of Nicky Da B’s whole style in “Go Loko” — he’s elevating the idea of a dance party track to a fabulously extreme (and sexxxy) level.” (via Rusty Lazer)

(Reblogged from claytoncubitt)

May 16

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fuckyeahfeminists:

Costco CEO Craig Jelinek supports raising the minimum wage.

Costco announced record profits today, averaging $10,000 in profit per employee compared to $7,400 at Walmart.
The secret to Costco’s success is paying employees well, providing benefits, and giving them an opportunity to unionize.

So large corporations’ excuses that treating & paying workers well would damage profits are all a crock of shit.

(Source: facebook.com)

(Reblogged from sarkos)

May 12

BROADCAST: I’m still looking for a place in Brooklyn June 1-Sept 1. Get in touch in you know something. $850 or less.

May 10

Death Metal Rooster (by aliquidcow)

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May 09

READER MAIL: THIS IS FOR THE MISFITS

Awesome post to young artists by awesome photographer Clayton Cubitt:

claytoncubitt:

hello clayton

yet again, i see something in you that inspires. as a kid, i wanted to go to art school, i wanted to create. i had a good eye for color, and i enjoyed putting visual elements together. it calmed me. my mother did not nourish this creativity, and absolutely shunned the idea of me ever going to art school with the intention of making things. to my mother, and to many people in general, art was a hobby. art was not something people did to make a living, and she was poor enough as it was. she worked hard, lived with a man who i did see make much effort to help, and seemed unhappy. i thought about escaping a lot. but the belief was ingrained in my head, that i would never be able to make art, go to art school, etc.

the fact that you went so far as to have the motivation, the encouragement, to enter an art competition [and win!] as a kid is really cool. and having the determination to still create beautiful things, despite not having money to go to art school, is inspiring. i wish i’d had the strength and foresight to do likewise.

i’m making small steps. thank you for inspiring.

This is for the poor kids. The misfits. The neglected dreamers.

You sit in the back of the class because you’re ashamed of your hand-me-downs. You can’t afford glasses so you can’t see the board. You don’t have enough money for your own art supplies, and your school doesn’t supply them because all that money goes to the jocks, so you guiltily shoplift them. The entire machine you’re being pushed through is engineered to ignore you in favor of the elites. The athletes. The rich kids.

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(Reblogged from claytoncubitt)

May 08

sushigrade:

gifsploitation:

Thanks, Ray.

OW! SONOFA— BAD KITTY! BAD KITTY!

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theatrecollage:

bibliographics:

Throbbing Gristle on the importance of Library & Information Science.

information exchange is the only way to every get real change…

(Reblogged from theatrecollage)

May 05